President Christodoulides emphasizes importance of international law and multilateralism for Cyprus amid ongoing challenges
President Nikos Christodoulides highlighted the critical role of international law and a robust multilateral system for small states like Cyprus during his address at the 'Partners for multilateralism, international law, peace and prosperity' summit in New York. He emphasized that respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful dispute resolution is essential, especially as Cyprus continues to grapple with the legacy of the 1974 Turkish invasion and occupation.
Christodoulides praised the initiative, convened alongside the UN General Assembly by European, Kenyan, and Canadian leaders, stressing that multilateralism and adherence to the UN Charter are crucial in today's geopolitical climate for maintaining global peace and security. He underscored Cyprus’ unique position at the crossroads of three continents, allowing it to act as a bridge for cooperation and dialogue.
He also cited Cyprus' active efforts in humanitarian aid, climate change initiatives, and evacuation of nationals from crisis areas as examples of effective multilateral cooperation. Christodoulides concluded by noting the necessity for the multilateral system to evolve to address modern challenges to remain a dependable mechanism for peace and security.
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